The first of four worksheets, these twelve equations call for students to find the answers by additing single-digit numbers together. There are colorful blocks included for assistance.

A continuation of a previous worksheet, learners must complete this set of addition problems by filling in the blank. They are required to find a number that makes each of the 12 addition equations true.

Young mathematicians look at dominoes to determine the numbers required to complete each of the 15 equations. This worksheet advances to practicing vertical addition.

A continuation of a previous worksheet, this page of 12 addition problems asks learners to solve equations using 10 as the constant. Counting blocks are displayed above each problem for guidance.

In this addition practice worksheet, students use the counting blocks to help them solve 12 math problems. It requires that they find the missing number to complete each of the addition sentences.

Young mathematicians are required to fill in the missing numbers to complete these 12 addition sentences. Colorful counting blocks are displayed for assistance.

Perfect for the holiday season, this Halloween math worksheet is great practice for your class. Students will solve 3 equations by using the pumpkin, ghost, and witch hat counters.

Use this Valentine's Day addition worksheet to get your class in the spirit of the holiday. Hearts, cupids, and boxes of chocolate are used as counters to help young ones solve these 3 simple addition equations.  

Simple, single-digit addition problems emcompass this worksheet. Your class will find the fruits and veggie counters to be visual appealing and helpful to solving the equations. This is a continuation of the previous worksheet.

A colorful display of Easter eggs will aid young mathematicians in solving 6 problems. They are required to solve each of the 1-digit equations using counters, or in this case, Easter eggs. An answer key is also provided.

Practice counting to 3 and 4 with this Halloween-themed worksheet. You class will count and color different characters, then graph them in the provided chart. Note: An answer key is included.

In this early childhood dental health worksheet, students examine the pictures of 10 items and identify those that keep their mouths healthy.

In this baby animal graphic organizer, students write in four examples of young animals that look like their parents, and two examples of young animals that look different from their parents.

Leprechauns are wonderful! In this word recognition worksheet, young writers trace the word "leprechaun", write the word independently, and color the picture of a leprechaun.

Primary readers look at nine pictures and choose which letter, S, T, U or V begins each picture. Students circle their answers. This worksheet is a great way for them to practice their phonemic awareness and letter recognition.

Youngsters will practice pre-reading skills by drawing lines to connect pictures of animals. In one column the animal's name and head are pictured. On the body of the page, students see the entire animal. Students connect the...

In this early childhood activity worksheet, young artists color, cut, and paste images of a butterfly, a flower, a rain cloud, a sheep, an umbrella, and an animal.

In this recognizing colors worksheet, students cut out pictures of red, green and orange vehicles and paste them into the correctly labeled boxes.

In this recognizing star shapes worksheet, students examine 6 different pictures and draw an x on things that are star shaped.

In this counting and number recognition worksheet, students answer 3 multiple choice questions where they count the number of animals in each row and circle the correct number.

In this recognizing colors worksheet, students cut out pictures of red, yellow, and green fruits and paste them into the correctly labeled box.

In this creative writing activity, students write a paragraph onto the bucket template about what they like to do at the beach. There is also a template cover page for students to color.

Students color the balloon by following the directions in each balloon. In this coloring/color worksheet, students are to color the balloon with the color name inside the balloon. 

In this ice breaker worksheet, students write their name in the center of the illustrated flower and write down things about themselves in the petals.